The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-07-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts OF the
WOrId.


ABROAD.
The steamship Mariposa, which arrived a
Ban Francisco from Australia Saturday, having
touched at the Hawaiian Islands, brings th,
important information that the expected revo
luton ia the Hawaiian Kingdom has actually
occurred. The populace organized and de
nanded the downfall Of the Ministry and Tho
abdicaton of the King. Residents of Honolulu
and the surrounding country assumed the pow
ers ofgovemment. The volunteer military force,
OF the Kingdom were with them. As a result
che Gibson Ministry has fallen. and a Cabinet
named by the people, headed by William NJ
Green, has been appointed. King Kalakaua is
permitted 10 remain on the throne, although
Invested OF all present power having acceded
90 the demand for a new constitution and 20
abide by the will of the people. The King was
thoroughly alarmed called a meeting Of the
American Minister, the British Commissioner,
the French Commissioner and the Portuguese
Commissioner, Go whom he offered to transfer
the pro TEN. powers vested in him as King.
These officials refused 20 accept the trust hut
advised the King 10 lose no time in framing a
new constitution, which advice he followed.
On Saturday Queen Victoria reviewed
10000 soldiers at Aldershot. Her Majesty was
received with great enthusiasm. Many v0lun-
tees who took part in the review came from
long distances and travelled all night in order
90 be present. The whole spectacle was very
imposing aud the review WAS a great success.
The Duke OF Cambridge on behalf of the troops
presented her Majesty with a Jubilee address
the men cheering during the presentation.-
Az Dolls Hill Saturday, in the presence of
large number of guests. invited by Mrs. Glad
stone to garden party, the American testi-
monial % Mr. Gladstone was formally present
ed 10 the ex-Premier and afterward exhibited
by him 60 the guests. The massive piece of
silver work was most carefully examined aud
mi mi rad lFs Afr 1I.gg
Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer, of New York made the
presentation speech Mr.. Gladstone, replying,
spoke with great deibcratl0n and feeling.
After praisng the beauty of the gift, he said
he did not think much of what he deserved
or might fairly claim as Of the profound and
irrepressible interest of America in the great
Irish cause-ln the evictions at Coolgran-
cry, County Of Wexford, a man named Darcy
and his three daughters made such stubborn
defense OF their house against the haiflswho
attempted to eject them that the officers in
their anger, attacked the girls and badly. in
tured one of them on the head. Three of the
bailifis will be arrested and charged with as
sault for this In the next house a tenant and
his wie made considerable resistance but they
were put out and then arrested for scalding the
police with bot water.--Prince Ferdinand
OF Saxe-C0lurg Gotha, has been elected TO the
throne OF Bulgaria. He is 26 years o. IA, and is
Lieutenant in the Austrian army.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Saturday night frightful casualty occurred
at the mining town of Hurley, Wis. The Alca-
Ear 1heater, variety playhouse, took fire.
The building was OF pine, and the flames
spread With amazing rapidity. Seventeen per-
sons. male aud female. mostly actresses and
waiter-glrls, were burned 10 death. The fire
spread, destroying almost the entire business
part of the town. The loss was fully $500 600
Fifteen men KCpra hlacffnu in, Of 81.
east levels Of the Sturgeon River Iron Mine.
Seven OF them left the level lust after the
charge was fired and came up the shaftng
leaving the Others TO follow, hut instead of
doing this they fingered and were caught In
The tremendous rush coming from vein of
water which raised Immediately TO the height
OF ID or is feet. Five of eight were found 1
drowned and three sufIocated. The Coroner's
verdict exonerates the Sturgeon River Iron
company from all blame.-Ciov Gordon of |
oeDIgai was hanged la effigy Friday at Dali |
Bon from gallows erected TO hang Holman
sentenced to death for numbering a Young
woman IN Whitfield County last year. because
ne COMMITTED the sentence 10 Imprisonment
Tor lie. -Four thousand people who had |
Hooked 70 Dalton to witness the hanging of |
Holman, became so indignant AZ Gov. Gordon's |
action that they heaprd upon his efligv every |
lndlgnity.--A terrible scourge is raging nj |
Cockburn Island, Lake Huron. The disease |
broke out last week, and from Friday TO Tues |
day nlne deaths occurred. The scourge is sup
posed TO be diphtheria.-At Middletown. \. |
Y, Joshua d. Van Eden was stung by a bee on |
Che wrist. lie suffered great agony and died |
within an hour At Mount Holly. n. J.. Bar.
clay Peak, convicted of the murder of Mary |
anderson, has been sentenced 10 be hanged |
sept l. Peak showed no emotion whatever
when sentenced was passed on him.-Wm IL /
Clark, married man vino was separated from |
D. CHI "A L
Che sidewalk In front Of No 365 Wyckoff ST.
Brooklyn, where his wife lives.-Stern Chit |
tsbden, formerly prominent lawyer la New /
York city, committed suicide at Paradise Pa
by cutting has throat He was insane-By /
n premature explosion of giant powder while /
blasting rock Saturday in Lancaster County. |
=. T. one white man and eight negroes were |
instantly killed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A dispatch from Ishpeming, Mich. saws:
hessns Mineke, Hall and Joplng discovered In
August lee6 vein Of Roldbearng quartz on
ths lands OF the Lake Superior Iron Co., six
miles northwest OF lshpenling. The discovery
caused some excitement AZ the time. but rs the
oiscoyerers could not get lease of the prop.
erty the Ind was not developed. Six weeks
ago Joseph 8 Fay. of Boston, Mass. General
Manager OF the Lake Superior Co. visited the
gold discovery aud by his orders the company
DoFah Moih eAlioilhk. yesterday the cNDlOr-
err found AN eight inch vein of quartzite car
rying free gold IN immense quantities. The
ore was brought 20 the city and assayed. In
was found 10 be fabu0usly rich in the Irecious
metal. When the quartz. is broken the gold
Will hold II together The discovery has b.en
Kept quiet and this is the first notice of n
gwen TO the public. The news will cause great
excitement when generally known aud will
nave the effect OF sending hundreds Of explorers
INTO The gold belt north OF lshpeming aud Neg.
annee.--Jacob Sharp convicted of bribinp
the New York doodle" Aldermen Is SUFFERING
from complication of diseases, aud cannot live
more than year or two and ma v d ie At anvmo.
ment. He is 20. His counsel has succeeded IN
inducing the Foreman Of the jury 10 sign petit
ton TO let Sharp OF with a 5000 fne.-
ne annual report OF the Collector Of the First
internal Revenue District of Pennsylvania
just forwarded 10 Washington, shows thar dur.
ing the year ending June 80 there were GO
O0Dob glasses Of beer brewed in the First Dis !
ulcL, Tor which consumers paid S33 100 Ooa |
During the same period there were 33gooO
gallons Of whisky distilled; 5O0DOO O9 cigars
were manufactured during the same time for
which 500 .54922 revenue was collected -
me inability 10 locate the entombed miners ga
Tue could Curry mine discloses that Virginia
Nilg' New, y last sinking upon its wooden
supports, crushing the drifts and tunnels ONT
oI shape The loss OF several mineral veins il |
explained by the rapid subsistence of Line eartb
- De constitution of the nrouused Sal. 20
Utah hns been adopted. IL provides for senarat.
Ing Church and State; non -sectariap ,.ancstia,'.
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